Board 8 > UPS sent a postcard stating my street doesn't exist and can't deliver my package

(+) Yeah! (+)

Yet their postcard got here.


80/80
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UPS is pure trash. I remember there was a weather advisory one time on a day when I was supposed to receive a package. I was here all day, then the next day I got an e-mail saying that the driver 'failed to deliver' the package because no one was here to pick it up. Which was, 100%, a lie. He just didn't end up going out because of the bad weather.

Then I had to go through the entire process of calling them again and arranging for them to have a time when they could come back and attempt another delivery, all because the driver lied and said that I wasn't here to pick it up the first time.

Guess there was no option for him to select 'was too fucking lazy to drop off the package, I'll do it tomorrow'
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I had some similar BS with MyHermes a few weeks ago.

Fuckers lied and said ''attempts'' were made. Yeah fucken right!
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MariaTaylor posted...

UPS is pure trash. I remember there was a weather advisory one time on a day when I was supposed to receive a package. I was here all day, then the next day I got an e-mail saying that the driver 'failed to deliver' the package because no one was here to pick it up. Which was, 100%, a lie. He just didn't end up going out because of the bad weather.

Then I had to go through the entire process of calling them again and arranging for them to have a time when they could come back and attempt another delivery, all because the driver lied and said that I wasn't here to pick it up the first time.

Guess there was no option for him to select 'was too fucking lazy to drop off the package, I'll do it tomorrow'

This happened to me except I literally saw him drive by. He stopped, thought about it, then drove off without stepping foot outside. I know it was him though because about 10 minutes later I got a notice saying my package couldnt be delivered. I was furious.

I ordered a TV stand once and the UPS guy clearly decided he wasn't going to take it up the stairs to my porch. But instead of leaving it in the driveway, or coming to the door to say he needed help or to leave it somewhere, he drove several houses down the street and left it at the door of the only house on the street that didn't have steps leading to it.

And then never left me any kind of notice

I only found out because the guy at the house was honest and walked down to tell me
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I had a package marked as delivered left in parcel locker but it wasn't there. A month later it showed up...
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